Best Hotels & Lodges

Bringing a new level of luxury to the slopes of Noordhoek. Surrounded by vineyards and with the cool blue waters of the Atlantic in the distance, The Alexander Estate offers a contemporary stay complemented by wellness experiences and elevated dining.

From a visionary private estate to a distinguished boutique hotel, The Claremont carries the grandeur of a bygone era into the present day. Originally named ‘The Andros’, the residence stood as an expression of its era. Today, it is known as The Claremont, a boutique hotel that honours its architectural origin while offering modern-day luxury.

With only fifteen rooms, The Claremont, part of the Sabi Sabi Collection, offers a tranquil escape, set in a century-old Cape Dutch Manor, beautifully restored as a luxury boutique hotel located in one of Cape Town’s greenest, most established suburbs.

Under the gaze of Table Mountain and just a two-minute walk away from the Victoria & Albert Waterfront, the Protea Hotel Cape Town Waterfront Breakwater Lodge is truly winning in the location stakes. Originally part of the Breakwater Prison, which was built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the lodge has the look of a whitewashed fortress. Happily, its original architecture was carefully preserved and, in the early 2000s, converted into a hotel. With an address as central as this, there's so much on offer in terms of activities, whether you choose to shop til you drop, hit the beach or taste your way through the city's restaurants.

Perched in Cape Town's northern suburbs, the Protea Hotel Tyger Valley is the perfect option for travellers needing easy airport access or a base near the suburbs of Bellville or Durbanville. The views are the main draw here. Table Mountain dominates the southern skyline, the Boland mountains frame the east, and evening sunsets over Table Bay make the "Point of View" restaurant more than worth a visit.

A private home in Cape Town's creative heart for up to six guests. Three en-suite bedrooms, private pool and deck beneath Table Mountain, and the luxury of exploring this city entirely at your pace. A dedicated team ensures every detail feels effortless whilst a private vehicle means Cape Town unfolds on your schedule. This isn't just exclusive use; this is coming home to Cape Town.

ANEW Hotel Green Point is located in Green Point, Cape Town close to the V&A Waterfront and within walking distance of many famous local landmarks such as the Green Point Urban Park, Sea Point Promenade, and a host of other amenities. This hotel not only offers visitors magnificent views but no fewer than 76 expertly designed and environmentally conscious hotel rooms.

The 4-star ANEW Hotel Green Point is the perfect accommodation option for those wishing to explore the Mother City. Take in the magnificent views of Signal Hill and the Atlantic Ocean while enjoying a drink at the rooftop lounge and entertainment area.

This new charming tented camp is inspired by the safari style neutral colours and offers intimate engagements with the natural surroundings. The interiors are modern and contemporary in style with elements of antique brass to create different textures and depth. The main areas overlook a breathtaking scenery of the vast Serengeti plains, and cozy fire place & infinity swimming pool. They are completed by organic furnishings, light filled structures, and elegantly float between the endless plains and African sky. Each tented suite evokes a richness and has been cleverly styled to ensure guests enjoy a stunning panoramic view. The suites each have a bathtub, outdoor shower and a private verandah, where they are immersed in nature and have the unforgettable experience of being in the middle of this vast wilderness.

Kirimu Migration Camp is a beautifully designed mobile luxury camp that moves in harmony with the world-famous Great Migration. Carefully positioned twice a year, the camp ensures guests are always close to the dramatic movement of wildebeest herds.

From June to October, the camp is located in Northern Serengeti, offering front-row access to thrilling river crossings. From December to March, it relocates to the Southern Serengeti and Ndutu area for the calving season — when thousands of newborn wildebeest arrive and predators are never far away.